10 Percent Of Children and Poor Suffer From Food-borne Disease: WHO

Foodborne  illness is  the illness resulting from the food spoilage of contaminated food, pathogenic bacteria, viruses, or parasites that contaminate food, as well as chemical or natural toxins such as poisonous mushrooms which  also causes death. According to World Health Organization, one out of every 10 people worldwide suffer from foodborne diseases annually, and children and the poor suffer the most from this.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) created the Foodborne Disease Burden Epidemiology Reference Group in 2007 to study global variation in the impact of foodborne disease and the result of the research were made in the month of December 2015.

10 Percent Of Children and Poor Suffer From Food-borne Disease: WHO

The task force leader Arie Havelaar from the University of Florida said that “The groups most adversely affected by the foodborne diseases are children and people in low-income regions of the world.”

The research group found that these 31 foodborne hazards caused 600 million foodborne illnesses and 420,000 deaths in 2010. The results of the study indicate that up to 33 million healthy life years are lost each year due to foodborne diseases each year. The top three infectious diseases are HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis and air pollution.

Diarrheal disease agents were the most frequent causes of foodborne illness particularly norovirus and Campylobacter.

Non-typhoidal Salmonella enterica, also a diarrheal disease agent, is capable of causing blood poisoning in people with weakened immune systems and was a major cause of death among the pathogens chosen for the study.

Other major pathogens causing foodborne disease deaths included Salmonella Typhi, a subspecies of Salmonella enterica and Taenia solium, a tapeworm that comes from pork products; and the hepatitis A virus.

Watch: UP Prison-Turned-Torture Cell Where Inmates Suffer Abuse And Corruption

In a horrible incident caught on camera, it was seen that a prison has turned into a brutal hub of third-degree torture, abuse, and corruption. These people beating the prisoners with their feet up and locked in bamboo sticks is annoying.

A prisoner is pinned down on the ground and beaten up severely by the fellow prisoners. The prisoner screams pierce through the large hall as deputy jailer Akram Khan releases few hard blows on his bare soles. This incident took place in the Kasna jail of Great Noida in Uttar Pradesh.

It was done in no secretive torture cell inside the fortified walls of the prison. This torture technique is commonly used in Middle-Eastern countries. One of the News Channels India Today recorded on camera a vicious cycle of atrocities and corruption in the jailhouse.

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Ajay Bholaram, who is a former inmate of the Kasna jail, told that such brutality was routine in the prison. He alleged that the prison staff pulled off his toenail when he was serving his sentence. Each and every inmate was subject to foot whipping if they didn’t bribe the jail authorities. Corruption, he insisted, was wild.

Prohibited things like cigarettes were available each at Rs 30. Liquor, insiders say, could be bought for anything between Rs 1,000 and Rs 3,500 a bottle. Vegetables, a basic commodity, were priced at Rs 400 a kg. Vendors were also filmed depositing the share from their daily sales.

[WATCH VIDEO] How Cylinder Turned Into ‘Rocket’ After Blast In Bhopal’s Watch Showroom

The New Market in Bhopal is famous for local and street shopping. But on Monday, the market witnessed a scary incident which almost escaped a big blast.

A 30-kg carbon dioxide cylinder of a restaurant shot through New Market like a deadly rocket, crushing the leg of a security guard and injuring two saleswomen at a watch showroom next-door. The whole incident was captured on the CCTV camera of the watch showroom.

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The video clip shows two men of a fast-food center trying to fix the valve of the gas cylinder when it suddenly blasted and flew off like a rocket. The three-second terror smashed toughened glass into smithereens and made everyone around skip a heartbeat or two.

It is really a miracle that the injured count isn’t worse. As it was a Monday, New Market had only a few people that block its streets in the run-up to Diwali. The missile slammed into a wooden closet in the watch showroom, and that is where it thankfully stopped.

The two men trying to fix the valve of the cylinder were hitting the cylinder with a hammer to loosen the valve. Guard Bhaiyalal Soni, who was on duty outside the Times Square watch showroom, said, “I asked Rupesh not to hit the cylinder but he did not listen. The cylinder turned into a projectile and shot off towards the showroom. Had it exploded, it might have caused severe causalities.”

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The cylinder broke the leg of Soni’s colleague Laxman Yadav, and smashed the showroom’s 25-foot-high glass facade and some display counters, sending glass shards shooting in all directions. Salesgirls Geeta Jaisani and Sadaf Khan were hurt. While Geeta suffered head injuries, Yadav has been admitted to ICU.

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According to police, Rupesh said that he was trying to fix the leak but accidentally opened it. TT Nagar SHO Mahendra Singh Chouhan said, “A case on charges of negligence has been registered against the two employees and they have been detained.”

The CCTV present inside the store showed numerous watches getting damaged because of the incoming cylinder-rocket. Despite the chaotic scenario, everyone would consider themselves lucky to escape the dangerous episode with insignificant loss.

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Judge Resigns After Delivering Makkah Masjid Blast Case Verdict

Hyderabad: Just within hours after the verdict was declared over the high profile Mecca Masjid blast case of 2007, a judge in Hyderabad submitted in his resignation. The judge was no one but the same person who delivered the verdict in the 11-year old case on Monday afternoon. The resignation on the same day of verdict delivery had stunned everyone. The reason for the resignation as per his citation was his one.

During the verdict delivery, he said that all five men need to be acquitted because the National Investigation Agency (NIA) had failed to provide establish their role in the attack in which nine people were killed and more than 50 injured during Friday prayers at the 3-century old mosque. In all these years after the blast, more than 200 witnesses were examined by the court, and over 400 document was exhibited.

The main alleged master mind Swami Aseemanand, a monk and former Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) member who has been linked to three terror attacks were also among those acquitted in the case.

Hyderabad lawmaker Asaduddin Owaisi raised questions over the resignation and called it an “intriguing” move.

Ten people were alleged to have been involved in the bomb blast, and they belonged to the right-wing organisations. One of the accused, Sunil Joshi, a former RSS member like Aseemanand, was murdered.

The acquittals gave the Saffronist BJP party an opportunity to take a dig into Congress by saying that it had been proved that there is “no such thing as saffron terror”. The term was also used in 2010 by then home minister P Chidambaram of the Congress party.

But the Congress party claimed that neither its president Rahul Gandhi nor any other party leader ever used the term “saffron terror”.

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Mecca Masjid Bomb Blast Case Verdict Today In Hyderabad

Hyderabad: A special NIA court in Hyderabad will announce judgement today in the case related to the 2007 Mecca Masjid blast which resulted in the death of nine lives.

The fourth additional metropolitan sessions-cum-special court for NIA related cases had concluded the trial and last week posted the case to April 16 for judgment.

The blast at the historic Mecca Masjid in Hyderabad on May 18, 2007, during Friday prayers, had also left 58 many others injured.

The local police conducted an initial investigation and then transferred the case to CBI, which filed a charge sheet.

Then after that, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) took the case in its hands from the CBI in 2011.

The Accused, numbering ten, allegedly belonged to the right-wing organizations.

But only five of all of them — Devendra Gupta, Lokesh Sharma, Swami Aseemanand alias Naba Kumar Sarkar, Bharat Mohanlal Rateshwar alias Bharat Bhai and Rajendra Chowdhary — who were arrested had faced trial in the case.

Two other accused in the case — Sandeep V Dange and Ramchandra Kalsangra — are still absconding while another accused Sunil Joshi had died.

Other Investigations were continuing against two other accused.

To get testimony, a total of 226 witnesses were examined during the trial, and a total 411 documents were exhibited.

Swami Aseemanand and Bharat Mohanlal Rateshwar are out on bail while three others have been lodged in the Central prison in Hyderabad under judicial remand.

In a similar case of Ajmer Dargah blast case in March 2017, a court in Rajasthan had sentenced Devendra Gupta and others for life in jail.

India Judiciary is considered to be very sluggish one, for many years being taken for crucial cases that related to the general public interest and safety. Even after so many years, several important cases related to crime are not executed on time.

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